ACExInterview

Yes. ACExInterview is a free AI interview assistant for Windows with no paid plan and no subscription. You create a free ACEx account and use your own AI key, so you only pay your AI provider for what you use, and some providers have free API tiers.

If you want a free interview copilot, yes. ACExInterview does the core job of those tools (live answers during the call, coding questions from a screenshot, hidden from screen share) without a subscription, because you bring your own AI key.

No. Signing up and using ACExInterview needs no card and no payment to us. The only costs are whatever your chosen AI provider charges for your own key.

Yes, there's no paid plan. You make an ACEx account and set up a session in the dashboard. You do need your own keys: one for the AI provider, and one for speech-to-text (Speechmatics, ElevenLabs, Groq, Gladia, or Deepgram) if your AI provider can't transcribe.

It listens to the interviewer, skips small talk, and writes an answer to each actual question using your resume and session settings. You can hold a key to talk or leave Auto Mode on. Coding or written questions can be sent as a screenshot with Ctrl+Alt+W, and Shift+V has Auto Typer type the answer out at a normal speed.

No. By default the overlay is left out of screen shares and recordings, so it only shows on your monitor. Alt+/ hides or shows it.

Yes. Spoken technical questions work the same as any other, and if a problem is shared on screen you can send it as a screenshot. You can set the session to focus on technical questions or leave it on all types.

English, Hinglish, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and Russian, or auto-detect. If you're asked in Hinglish, the answer comes back in Hinglish written in Roman script. Desi Mode makes English answers sound like Indian English.

Any of OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, xAI, Groq, Mistral, OpenRouter, Perplexity, Celeris, and Inception with your own key, or a local model through Ollama. Celeris-1 and Inception's Mercury 2.5 are the fastest we've tried.

It uses the same install command as ACEx. Copy it from your dashboard, run it in PowerShell, and pick ACExInterview when the installer asks which edition you want.

ACExInterview is the free one, built only for interviews. ACEx is our main Windows app and has paid plans. ACExLite runs inside locked-down exam browsers like SEB and MSB. One account works for all three.

Yes. ACExInterview works alongside any video conferencing platform — Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex, and others. The overlay sits outside the call window and is hidden from screen share, so the interviewer never sees it.

ACExInterview handles technical interviews (coding, system design, data structures), behavioral interviews (STAR method, situational questions), and HR rounds. It works across roles including software engineering, data science, product management, and more.

Yes. ACExInterview reads from your uploaded resume and session notes, so when a behavioral question comes up — "tell me about a time you..." — it pulls a relevant example in STAR format, tuned to the answer length and tone you set in your session.

Yes. Freshers use ACExInterview to get answers tailored from their resume, projects, and skills. It covers HR rounds, technical screening, coding questions, and more — making it useful for students and recent graduates entering the job market.

ACExInterview is BYOK (bring your own key). Supported providers include OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, DeepSeek, xAI Grok, Groq, Mistral, OpenRouter, Perplexity, Celeris, Inception, and local models via Ollama. For fastest responses, Celeris-1 and Inception Mercury are recommended.

Yes, ACExInterview needs an internet connection to transcribe audio and query the AI model. All processing goes through your own API keys — no audio or conversation data is stored on ACEx servers.